Oil Company Organized For Premont County
Following a farm bureau board meeting on August 1 plans to form Farm Bureau Service Company to supply gasoline kerosene lubricants in Premont and nearby counties. Stock sales began August 4 with prominent subscribers, Parragut to host headquarters and bulk storage tanks, trucks and service stations planned. Incorporators named H D Teachout Geo W Feil W D Eaton Ray G McMullen and W G Feuman. A stockholders meeting will elect a board of directors. Hospital notes list local emergency surgeries and births with several patients mentioned by name.
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Farm Bureau Service Company
Secretary of State
Farm Bureau Board of Directors
Will Preach at Madison Rav John Zuck to Lead Service
Reverend John Zuck will conduct the sermon at the Medeor church on Sunday as pastor C A Caskin is away visiting Minnesota. Zuck has served for several years as pastor of the Midleon church and will return to his pulpit there after preaching at Madison.
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Hangman s Hollow and Old Home Town History
The article recalls a former Hangman s Hollow area in Old Home Town tied to a past execution prior to the Glen War, noting a rare capital punishment in the town and reflecting on early religious affiliations and loyalties among residents and families.
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Old Home Town
Hangman’s Hollow
Methodist Church
Congregational Church
Lowe
Hangman's Hollow folklore and town fears fade with new bridge
A reminiscence recalls Hangman’s Hollow once ruled by fear among locals and youths learning to cross after dusk. City officials built a highway viaduct over the ravine, reducing hauntings as older residents concede the legend’s grip waned. the piece also notes cooking ideas and reflections on American travel charm.
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Hangman's Hollow
Valentine Creek
Mullén's Creek
Rutledge Sloane
Idx Duffield
Srankie Stull
Jennie Haley
Carrie Fosnoh
Houck iBirls
Hengmen's Hollow
Hootie Spriges
Jeart
Hargmien's Hollow
Rural electrification survey cites steady farm gains
A survey across twenty seven states shows 228000 farms had electric lights and power on January 1, 1924, up from 122000 farmers previously. Indiana debuts a school on wheels demonstrating milking machines and home power gear. A Scotchman discards a radio after learning it used dry cells, and Senate speeches would fill pages if typewritten.
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Iowa
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Nebraska
New Hampshire
New York
Ohio
Oklahoma
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Texas
Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin
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Rock Port
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Arthur Woods
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Im Electric Shoe Repairs
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Main Street
Chevrolet
Gowdy Chevrolet Co
Chevrolet Garage
Kansas
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3Anson
Extensia Servine
Iowa State College
Misa Eranson
Miss. Swansey
Europe
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Pala
Senate
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Freeman Osxfords
Connors’ Inc
Boyle’s Daylight Store
Hamburg, Iowa
Jaguety One
the Supreme Frontier
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